From upholstered dog beds and anxiety collars to Bluetooth speakers, owners have many options to help their pets get rid of separation anxiety and loneliness.

As people begin to return to work, their pets may begin to feel anxious without a regular human companion.

Rover.com is a large network composed of pet sitters and dog walkers. It shares a series of toys and gadgets on the Internet with the Associated Press that can help curb dog loneliness. 

Paw5 Snuff Mat: The owner can throw snacks into the mat and let their pet dig it away. The 12'' x 18'' matte finish is suitable for dogs of all sizes and ages, and is machine washable.

Outward Hound Dog Hide N'Slide Puzzle Toy: This toy promises to reduce boredom while restraining destruction. The hide and seek snack puzzle is made of food safe materials and has no detachable parts.

Smartpetlove Snuggle Puppy Anti-Anxiety Dog Toy: This plush toy has a non-toxic heat pack, which can stimulate the dog's natural instinct and seek comfort through contact with other dogs. It includes two AAA alkaline batteries and is also machine washable.

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Etsy is an online self-service marketplace that also offers hundreds of pet gifts. 

Panic collars: JoyDogCat sells handmade beaded collars for dogs. The colors made of aventurine and labradorite should help dogs overcome the feeling of being abandoned and have a soothing effect.   

Multicolor fluffy pet bed: BASZLEAustralia sells pet beds for dogs and cats. The bed provides a relaxing and comfortable stopping experience, creating a luxurious feel for your pet.  

There are also countless digital tools that pet owners can try to remotely monitor and attract their pets. Many have push notifications, so owners will be alerted when they bark or make sudden movements. 

Furbo: A dog camera that allows owners to see and talk to their pets and distribute snacks remotely. The device is equipped with a camera and night vision, 160-degree wide-angle view and barking alarm. 

Pet Acoustics: The Bluetooth pet speaker is pre-installed with 90-minute music developed by sound behaviorists to reduce stress and calm the nerves of dogs. The product claims to be clinically validated and veterinary approved to help relieve stress-related behaviors such as excessive barking and pacing. The company makes separate speakers for dogs and cats. 

Thundershirt: Dog owners around the world may be familiar with their pets hiding in fear during fireworks, thunderstorms, and even separation. This cotton jacket claims to apply gentle, continuous pressure to calm the dog's anxiety, fear and even excitement.   

PetnPurr Pet Teepee Tent: This fabric tent provides a place for small pets to take a nap, while also providing a fun and playful environment. Most suitable for pets under 18 pounds, this product is made of a thick removable cushion.

KONG Classic: This toy is considered the gold standard for meeting the instinctive needs of dogs. This rubber toy is very durable and has unstable bounce ability, which is very suitable for dogs who like to chew. The owner can also fill the toy with snacks or peanut butter to increase the experience. 

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